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Here's Adieu to All Judges and Juries - acapella in sainsburys
youtube.comu/IronDukedom — 1 day ago
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A little Space Oddity :)
I do acapella songs or sections of songs sometimes on YouTube. Here's some Bowie. :)
u/IronDukedom — 12 days ago
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A little bit Steeleye Span on a summer afternoon. :)
youtube.comu/IronDukedom — 14 days ago
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Bully in the Alley acaplla and top less no less! Haha
youtube.comu/IronDukedom — 21 days ago
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Bully in the alley! Acapella and top less... ;)
youtube.comu/IronDukedom — 21 days ago
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Oak and Ash and Thorn, at Glastonbury Abbey
I like to sing acapella folksong on the Internet.
u/IronDukedom — 1 month ago
I hope this helps
I recently begun two journeys, the first was finally beginning my diagnosis, and the other was starting a youtube channel (I know right).
Anyway, I made this today talking about when you first unmask after years of concealing your brain from others, hope it's at least helpful for someone. :)
u/Everything_is_a_Hoax — 10 days ago
Whiskey for my Johnny Acapella - Windrose sea shanty #acapellar
Another of the shanties in my acapella style, if you're so inclined and enjoy my voice then consider doing me a solid clicking subscribe on my channel, I love singing and other assorted shenanigans.
u/IronDukedom — 1 month ago
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A little bit of acapella Roger Miller, hope you like it.
youtube.comu/IronDukedom — 1 month ago
rolling Home to Dear Tortuga - acapella cover by me.
u/IronDukedom — 1 month ago
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The Grenediers March (Sharpe version)
The slightly rude version of a cracking tune. 😉
u/IronDukedom — 1 month ago
Rolling Down to Old Maui - Acapella
People liked my earlier one, Rolling home to tortuga so I thought I'd post another shanty. :)
u/IronDukedom — 12 days ago
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Has anyone else seen this in the kitchens?
Minding my own business, fetching rotten beef for nearly Headless Nick, as you do, and I spy a house elf using.... A WAND! I thought they weren't allowed/didn't need to use wands. Prey tell, what theories do people have about how he came to possess such an item?
u/IronDukedom — 3 months ago